Collaborative Farming Games

Califica este ArtículoWhat are collaborative farming games and which games give you the opportunity to do collaboration with your farm buddies? Let's all find out in this following article!

The idea behind collaborative farming gets its first roots from the success of course of facebook games. For nothing have lured us in more into social games than the bunch we have enjoyed in Facebook. As we have been introduced with the so called “social features” in these games, the sharing bit of it ultimately got us all reeled in addicted, and spread them all like wildfire.

May that be a special token, gifts in the form of produce, ornaments, or simple greeting/s from your neighbor farmers -- getting to have some form of interaction with other live players really got sold to us all. For sharing (regardless of its form) is at the heart of all social behavior. A simpler way to put it, it makes us feel good.

With that and a great number of re-skinned games that gradually got us setting the standards for a better farming game -- seeded the idea for having some sort of collaborative play between the players. Alas, the age of collaborative farming has come, endowing us the opportunity to enjoy the grandest form of a shared game experience.

To get you experiencing these types of farming games, we'll give you some titles to get started with - starting with the game Farmville 2. For an incredibly addictive build-your-own empire game, look no further than Farmville 2. Fans of the previous game will be more than happy for the sequel and new players can jump into the game very quickly as well. Although given with a tad bit of a facelift, it remains on having colorful characters, detailed props and animals help to give the sequel its homely feel as before. With brand new animals, crops, buildings, and collaborative farming sessions to play, a fantastic game experience is waiting for you in FarmVille 2!

Next we have the game Hay Day. Enjoy all the fun farming activities such as planting, harvesting, crafting, herding, and most especially turning in a profit by selling -- in this wonderful farm simulation game, Hay Day. Everything is entirely up to you on how you are going to deal with expansion and building the farm business.

You initially get a couple of crops to start with, as well as a limited portion of land to grow them. And as you grow things accordingly and unlock pre-requisites of stuff to earn in the game, your farm shall grow with it along with having to deal with livestock, tending to multiple tasks at a time, and even decorating your farms. The best thing is, not only do you get to visit you neighbor's farm, but actually get to tend to chores you'll find there as well.

Lastly we have the game Barn Buddy on our list. Going into the most interesting aspect of game, it’s common for every farming game to have the neighbor system where neighboring farmers can help you out by watering your crops and such while you’re out. But Barn Buddy takes it a tad bit farther by giving you the freedom to either help them out or do the opposite.

Instead of helping out the other person, you can choose to cause chaos on their farm by causing things like rapid weed growth or some bug infestations. This means that players will constantly have to be on the lookout for their farm so that others don’t end up wrecking it!

These three games are just but a few farming titles to easily enjoy, with the simple use of your browsers via Facebook. Rest assured, you'll be in for some great collaborative farming tasks while you're at it, and enjoy everything they have to offer!